The Hottest New Toys at Toy Fair on NBC 4 New York

Kids awaken the beast when they add water, which foams, fizzes, and eventually turns red before the Megalodon jumps out. Kids can play with the shark after the reveal, or reset it and reveal it again.

Start to play by tapping on the egg and moving it. Eventually, Yoshi hatches out and greets kids with a “Yoshi!” Once hatched, the Yoshi figure is fully interactive for engaging play.

Rubik’s and Tetris join forces to create a shapeshifting, Tetrimino-matching brain teaser unlike anything fans have seen before. Instead of solving for solid colours, players twist, turn, and realign the Cube until all six Tetriminoes shift into place. Once mastered, the included I-Tetrimino stand lets you proudly display your completed creation.

Players enter Basgiath War College to compete across Strength, Agility, Cunning, and Connection in a tabletop game based on Fourth Wing. Includes a metal dragon bookmark that doubles as a first player marker.

Kids can build this motorized flower model with moving petals, powered by a solar panel, while learning about mechanical systems like motors and planetary gears. The kit teaches kids how solar cells generate electricity.

There’s a surprise on Rocky’s recycling truck: Press down on the light bar to reveal an inflatable, detachable 2-foot dinosaur. It folds back in to pop up again and again.

Fans can craft their own slime inspired by their favorite characters: Rumi, Mira, Zoey, plus Derpy Tiger, along with a limited-edition “Golden” slime. Each one includes a signature scent, mix-ins, and a collectible character plaque.